The Games Summer Edition ARCHERY Keyboard and Joystick Controls * Press the Joystick Button to Pull Back on the Bow. * Press

The Games Summer Edition

ARCHERY

Keyboard and Joystick Controls

* Press the joystick button to pull back on the bow.

* Press SPACE BAR (or press the joystick button). This brings up a close up window giving you the bow sight in relationship to the target. Compensate for the wind factor as indicated by the windsock.

* When you're ready to release the arrow, press the SPACE BAR (or a joystick button).

NOTE: After you shooy an arrow, a close up of the target appears, showing you where you shot your arrow.

Scoring

The illustration of the target describes the scoring. Arrows landing on the dividing line between the two colour zones earn the higher score. Failing to shoot all your arrows in the allotted time means that you will only score on the shots within the time.

VELODROME CYCLING

This event is a 1000 metres sprint; two riders starting on a 333,33 metre track. At the starting gun the competitors go slowly through the first two laps, jockeying for trailing position. Then at the sound of a bell marking the beginning of the third lap they break away and race to the finish. The first competitor across the line is the winner.

You can choose to play either against the computer or a friend. You'll require a second joystick to compete against a friend.

Computer Opponent/Tournament Play

1. The first screen asks you to decide between Tournament Play or Computer

Opponent Play. Tournament Play requires two joysticks (bottom screen - joystick 1; top screen - joystick 2). Computer Opponent requires only one joystick (you will be using the top screen). For a one player game choose Computer Opponent and press the joystick button.

2. If you're in competition/tournament play, a screen gives you the names of the competitors and indicates which competitor will be racing next. Press SPACEBAR or a joystick button.

Scoring

The cyclist who finishes first in a single heat wins the race. However in the case of multiple player and computer opponent competitions, the time of the final lap is used as a tie breaker.

DIVING

Moving the Diving Wheel

Press and hold the joystick button while moving the joystick to the right to bring the wheel away from the pool, or to the left to bring it closer to the pool

Forward Dives

Start your dive by moving the joystick to the left. After several steps the diver will begin his jump to spring off the board. Hold the joystick down just prior to the diver landing on the board and you will get added height to the dive. The longer you hold, the higher the jump. Select the joystick sequence you need for the dive you want as follows:

Type of Dive - Joystick Control

Swan Dive Move the joystick up and then down to enter the water.

Normal Forward Dive

Move joystick to the left until the diver enters the dive. Then pull the joystick down to enter the water.

Forward Somersault

Move the joystick left and release just before the diver makes a complete somersault.

Then pull the joystick down to enter the water.

Front Pike

Mobe the joystick left at the same time press the joystick button. Then pull the joystick down to enter the water.

Forward Twist

Move the joystick up while pressing the joystick button but release after the diver completes a half twist. Then pull the joystick down to enter the water.

Normal Reverse

Move the joystick right then pull down as the divber enters the dive. Then pull the joystick down to enter the water.

Reverse Somersault

Move the joystick right and release just before he diver makes a complete somersault. Then pull the joystick down to enter the water.

Reverse Pike

Move the joystick right while pressing the joystick button. Then pull the joystick down to enter the water.

Backward Dives

Tap the joystick to the right. The diver will then walk to the end of the board. As the nears the end of the board, pull the joystick down and hold to stop sequence for the dive you wish to perform:

Back Layout

Move the joystick up, then pull down to enter the water.

Outside Dive Move the joystick left and release it just before the diver starts a somersault. Then pull the joystick down to enter the water.

Inside Dive

Move the joystick right releasing it just before the diver starts a somersault. Then pull the joystick down to enter the water.

Back Somersault

Quickly move the joystick left and release it just before the diver completes one revolution. Then quickly pull down to enter the water.

Inward Back Pike

Move the joystick right while pressing the joystick button. Then pull the joystick down to enter he water.

Outside Back Pike

Move the joystick down and quickly move it to the left while pressing the joystick button. Then pull the joystick down to enter the water.

Back Twist

Press the joystick button at the same time that you move the joystick up. Then pull the joystick down to enter the water.

Inward Somersault

Move the joystick right and release before the diver completes one revolution. Then pull the joystick down to enter the water.

Different Dive Combinations

Try combining dives by quickly activating a second dive after you've started the first.

For example, you can combine a back twist that changes into a back somersault by moving the joystick down, and then quickly moving it up at the same time that you press the joystick button. Then as the diver goes into his twist, quickly move the joystick to the left. It will take practice for you to get the coordination and timing to work well together.

Scoring

Each judge assigns a figure from 0.0 to 10.0 to your dive, 10 being the highest possible score. The ratings are awarded for:

* Quality of dive execution.

* The number of combinations in a single dive.

* The height of a dive.

* The quality of the diver's entry into the water.

HAMMER THROW

Controls

Press the joystick button to enter the spin phase at any time during the warm sequence. Increase the hammer travel during the spin phase by moving the joystick in a circular anticlockwise direction.

Press the joystick button again to enter the revolve stage, where the competitor rotates his body as he revolves the hammer above his shoulders. When the competitor has reached his top spin speed, press the joystick button to release the hammer.

Scoring

The longest of three throws score.

Three Faults are as follows:

* Press the joystick button too late for the release and the hammer will make a hole in the fence.

* Press the joystick button too early and the hammer will appear to be coming out toward you instead of down the field.

* If you don't press the joystick before the thrower steps out of the circlr, he'll be literally lifted our into the air!

* If the thrower spins too closely during the revolve stage, he will wrap the hammer around himself.

HURDLES

Controls

1. Press the SPACE BAR (or a joystick button) to start the game.

2. Press and hold down the SPACE BAR (or a joystick button) to go into a 'get set' position. An official's arm with his gun ready to fire appears.

3. Release SPACE BAR (or a joystick button) when the starting gun fires. If you release too soon, you commit a 'false start'. After three false starts you are out of the race.

4. To increase your speed, press the LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys (or move the joystick left and right) as fast as possible. The faster you alternate the keys (or the joystick), the faster you will run and the further you can jump.

5. When you approach the hurdle, press the SPACE BAR (or a joystick FIRE button) to jump.

Note: If you jump too soon or too late, the runner will stumble over the hurdle and be disqualified if he falls down. If you hold down the SPACE BAR (or joystick button), you'll get a longer jump, but you'll fall more easily.

6. After you jump all of the hurdles, you dash through the finish line.

Scoring

The competitors with the lowest time is the winner. During a race, you may knock down an unlimited number of hurdles without disqualification although your time will be increased. You are disqualified if you trip and fall over a hurdle.

POLE VAULT

Controls

Follow these steps: 1. Your opening screen will show a pole vault mat. The height you are attempting in your vault appears on the score board. Press the UP or DOWN arrow key (or move the joystick handle up or down) to move the bar to the proper height.

2. If you're in practice play, raise or lower the bar height to any level you want. If you're in competition play, you cannot place the bar lower then the height of the last successful record. During competition, you'll have three attempts to make the height you've selected and you cannot select a lower height during those three attempts.

Note: If you've made a successful vault on one of your attempts, you won't be entitled to any more attempts for that round.

3. Press the SPACE BAR (or a joystick button) to race towards the uprights.

4. Press the LEFT and RIGHT arrow keys (or move the joystick handle left and right) in time with the contestant's feet in order to increase his speed.

5. As the contestants gets nearer to the uprights, press the DOWN arrow key (or move the joystick down). This lowers the pole into the ground and causes the contestant to be lifted toward the top of the uprights.

Don't hold DOWN too long as this will cause the pole to snap.

6. As the pole bends and lifts your contestant over the bar, press the UP arrow key

(or move the joystick up) to lift his feet over the bar.

7. Lift and twist your contestant's body over the bar by pressing RIGHT arrow key (or by moving the joystick to the right). He will fall to the mat, either cleaning the bar, or knocking it off, depending on how successfully you executed these steps.

8. Press SPACE BAR (or a joystick button) to clear the screen and bring up the next contestant.

Note: If you're in competition play, the next competitor will be prepared to jump.

Repeat steps 1 through 8. Competition will continue until all but one of the contestants have failed to clear the bar during threee attempts.

Scoring

In order to win you must achieve the greatest height. It is deemed a fault if the competitor knocks the crossbar down, fails to leap over the crossbar or breaks the pole.

UNEVEN PARALLEL BARS

The Mount

Your first move is either the straddle mount or the extended body mount. To get into a mount follow these steps:

1. Press the joystick button to start your approach to the mount.

2. Move the joystick up or down. In the up position, you go into a straddle mount, while in the down position an extended body mount to a lower bar handstand will result. You are scored on execution of the moves as well as one of four levels of difficulty for each move, ranging from 'A' for easy to 'D' for most difficult move.

Next Move Options After Your Mount

Consult the three diagram to determine your desired sequence of moves and follow these instructions.

1. For each move (except for the mount) move the joystick up or down or to the centre position.

Note: You can prevent the Hip Circle Hecht Turn Dismount by holding the joystick button as you execute the move.

2. The centre position will usually produce a hold position or a swing movement.

3. During the dismount, press the joystick button, just before the gymnast's feet touch the floor to prevent any penalty for stumbling.

Note: You have two minutes to complete the exercises. If your gymnast is still performing when time runs out she will fall to the floor.

Scoring

At the end of each exercise you will see a scoreboard that rates the difficulty and composition of the exercise, mentioning the specific areas which lost you points and a grand total score. Each judge will score you from 0 to 10 points based on: * The average difficulty of the moves.

* Composition (there must be at least one but not more than three moves from each group).

* Technical requirements for the moves (for instance, did the contestant change smoothly between bars or change the direction faced in moving bar to bar).

You work with the two bars in continuous action as you move from high to low bar and vice versa. You are not allowed any stops and no more than four manoeuvres in a row on one bar. You must also make a minimum of ten moves. Excep for swings, bar holds, or falls judges will rate each move in terms of level difficulty. The table following summarises the levels of difficulty for each move. This point evaluation tables gives you a perspective on points made and lost.

Move No.

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Level of Difficulty

ADBBBABDBBCDCDCCD (Penalty)

(Penalty)

Move

Straddle Mount over LB Hand Support

Extended Body Mount to Handstand LB

Long Hand Kip up to Support on HB

Hip Circle Half Turn Grip Change

Cast to Handstand Legs Together

Hip Circle Forward on HB

Lying Hang Pirouette Straddle to HB

Cast Uprise Half Turn Grip Change

Salto Backward Half Twist Dismount

Long Hang Kip up to Support on HB

Swing Stoop Back Kip to Handstand

Glide Kip Full Turn to Grip Change

Radochlaroll Full Turn to Hang on HB

Hip Circle Hecht Turn Dismount

Underswing Half Turn to Handstand

Hip Circle Half Turn Flight to HB

Salto Roll Forward to Hang on HB

Long Swing on High Bar

Double Bounce Bottom Fall

Long Swing on High Bar

Inward Front Support on High Bar

Outward Front Support on High Bar Reverse Splat Fall Off Low Bar where A - 1 point, B - 2 points, C - points, D - 4 points

Basis For Scoring

Performance

Difficulty of the move(1)

Composition(2)

Technical Requirements (Score Deducation)

Fall

Uncharacteristic Moves (3)

Exercise too short (4)

Few direction changes

(from left to right and vice versa) (4)

Too few bar changes

(from high to low and vice-versa) (5)

Too many moves on high bar

Mount value to low

No dismount

Stumble on dismount

Points Earned/Lost

Range from 0 to + 3.5

Range from 0 to + 6.5

- 1.0

Range from - 0.2 to - 9.9

- 0.2

- 0.1

Range from - 0.2 to - 9.9

- 0.2

- 0.2 - 0.1

RINGS

Keyboard and Joystick Control

Strike the keys (or move the joystick( at different rates of speed to simulate the strength and control you need for this game. The amount of exertion you give the keys (or joystick) will depend on how difficult a particular ring movement is. For instance you need faster action for the iron cross movement, since it requires much more strength than a straight hang. Follow these steps to play:

1. The opening screen shows the gymnast hanging from the rings. You have two move possibilities.

* If you quickkly strike LEFT and RIGHT ARROW keys or move the joystick handle left and right, the gymnast will go into a front lever position.

* If you quickly strike the UP ARROW (joystick handle up and down), the gymnast enters a straight arm hang position.

2. Choose your next series of moves from the the tree diagram. There are a large number of moves you can make, each with its own level of difficulty. There are also

11 different hold positions you can make.

3. Each time you go to a new hold position on the rings, keep that position for two seconds before moving on to a new position. To do this, repeatedly move either

LEFT and RIGHT or UP and DOWN, depending on your last move to achieve that position.

Medal Winning Hold Positions

To avoid costly penalties in maintaining hold positions, note the following:

* If you fail to move the joystick at the minimum level necessary to maintain a hold position, the gymnast will fall.

* If your joystick movement is above the minimum necessary to prevent a fall, but below the optimum necessary to maintain a hold, the gymnast will exhibit muscle tremors and shake.

* There are three lights at the top of the screen. If you maintain your hold position for two seconds, the left light comes on if you scored an "A" level in difficulty, the central light if you scored a "B", and the right for a "C". There is also an accompaying low, medium or high tone sound. When you see the light and hear the sound, go to another move to avoid being penalised for maintaining the hold too long.

The icons arranged along the lower part of the screen represent all eleven moves possible. A flasing icon shows the move you are currently doing. When the move has been held for the correct amount of time (approx 2 seconds) a tone will sound, the icon will cease flashing and be left in a non highlighted state (dark blue shadow). You should now go on to another move to avoid being penalised for maintaining the hold too long.

During practice there is and additional help mode available (HELP key toggle on/off).

This takes the form of a highlighted border around the icons. A vertical highlighted border means that key/joystick movement up and down will take you into this move, likewise for a horizontal highlights key/joystick left and right movement.

Scoring

The event is scored using the six following criteria:

Execution

Difficulty

Combination Moves

Originality

Virtuosity

Risk

4.4 points maximum

3.4 points maximum

1.6 points maximum 0.2 points maximum

0.2 points maximum

Note: If you score less than 1.0 in difficulty, your execution score will be penalized.

Execution is based on how well each move is accomplised. Each time you exhibit a muscle tremor or hold position for too long or too short a time, you lose points. A fall automatically results in zero execution points.

To score in Virtuosity (i.e. doing better than expected) you must have a perfect execution score.

Diagram of Possible Event Sequences for Rings

Move No.

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Difficult Score

0.10

0.20

0.40

0.30

0.40

0.30

0.40

0.30

0.40

Hold

Hang Front Lever

Straight Arm Hang

Iron Cross

Pike

Left Hold

Shoulder Stand

Hand Stand

Planche

Inverted Hang

Rear Hang

Each move has its own difficulty rating, being either 'A' (easy), 'B' (medium) or 'C'

(hard). To achieve the maximum score possible for difficulty you must have two 'A', three 'B' and three 'C' moves in your routine. The following moves give an indication of possible Difficulty scores.

MOVE

Handstand to planche

Plance to straight arm hang

Hang to front lever

Straight arm hang to iron cross

Leave to rear hang

Hang to iron cross

DIFFICULTY

AABBCC

If you substitute a move of greater difficulty for one of lesser difficulty, you would earn a higher execution score. For instance, if you have one 'A' move, two 'B' moves and five 'C' moves, you would still earn 3.4 points for difficulty but you'd earn a higher execution score.

Combination and originality scores are dependant on one another. A high

Combination score will also result in a high originality score. The reverse is not true, however, since excessive duplication of moves lowers the Combination score but not the Originality score.

Your score for originality is based on the number of different sequences included but not on how often they are duplicated.

You will earn 0.1 point for Risk for holding a left hold or shoulder stand for two seconds.